Peyto Lake, located in Banff National Park, in Canada. This is Canada's first national park. It is 40 kilometers north of the town of Lake Louise. This body of water is considered to be the best view in all of Canada. The lake is in a valley surrounded by beautiful mountains and forests. Due to the mineral content, the water becomes an extremely rich blue. http://wikitravel.org/en/Banff_National_Park
Loboc river is located in the Philippians. You will find it in the island of Bohol. This river runs through the town of Loboc and through the rest of the island. At the southern end of the island this river opens into the ocean. The water in this river has a greenish color and is extremely calm. Now and then, you will find the floating restaurant gliding down the river. On the sides of the river, you will see lush palm trees. Some trees even make a canopy over the river. Also, many restaurants and building are built along parts of the Loboc River. Not only do ships swim in this river, many local kids will jump from the trees and take a swim. http://www.philippinestravelwiki.com/bohol/loboc-river-cruise
Travel all the way to the northwest coast of Madagascar and visit a beautiful water source. It is also near the city Mahajanga Bombetoka Bay is the mouth of Betsiboka River. Usually water is blue, but this water is different that most others around the world. You may be wondering why this water is red, it's not dye that causes this water to be red, there is a scientific reason. The water is red because of the massive erosion located at this spot. Erosion is when land breaks away and is transports it. Transformation of an island caused all of this erosion, if there was no erosion, the water would not have been red. Along the coast of this river, you will mostly find forests. These forest house many animals. In fact, these forest home the largest population of mangroves.
Peyto Lake-
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Peyto Lake, located in Banff National Park, in Canada. This is Canada's first national park. It is 40 kilometers north of the town of Lake Louise. This body of water is considered to be the best view in all of Canada. The lake is in a valley surrounded by beautiful mountains and forests. Due to the mineral content, the water becomes an extremely rich blue.
http://wikitravel.org/en/Banff_National_Park
Loboc River-
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5c/Loboc_river.png
Loboc river is located in the Philippians. You will find it in the island of Bohol. This river runs through the town of Loboc and through the rest of the island. At the southern end of the island this river opens into the ocean. The water in this river has a greenish color and is extremely calm. Now and then, you will find the floating restaurant gliding down the river. On the sides of the river, you will see lush palm trees. Some trees even make a canopy over the river. Also, many restaurants and building are built along parts of the Loboc River. Not only do ships swim in this river, many local kids will jump from the trees and take a swim.
http://www.philippinestravelwiki.com/bohol/loboc-river-cruise
Bombetoka Bay-
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Travel all the way to the northwest coast of Madagascar and visit a beautiful water source. It is also near the city Mahajanga Bombetoka Bay is the mouth of Betsiboka River. Usually water is blue, but this water is different that most others around the world. You may be wondering why this water is red, it's not dye that causes this water to be red, there is a scientific reason. The water is red because of the massive erosion located at this spot. Erosion is when land breaks away and is transports it. Transformation of an island caused all of this erosion, if there was no erosion, the water would not have been red. Along the coast of this river, you will mostly find forests. These forest house many animals. In fact, these forest home the largest population of mangroves.
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Bombetoka+Bay